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Our experienced gift planners have created these helpful documents to assist you when creating or updating your estate plans. It is important to update your will or estate plans often.

Printable Resources

Starting to Plan Your Estate - This document illustrates the importance of having an estate plan and provides answers to frequently asked questions about the estate planning process.

Inventory - This document provides a printable template to help you begin the estate planning process, clarify your thinking and save you time when you meet with your attorney.

Hiring an Attorney to Assist in Your Estate Plan - This document provides you with answers to frequently asked question about hiring an estate planning attorney.

Making a gift to The Nature Conservancy through your will or revocable living trust is a simple way to support our mission.

How to Name The Nature Conservancy in Your Will

It is important to schedule a meeting with your attorney and add the correct legal language to your document when updating your will.

If you wish to name The Nature Conservancy in your will or estate plan, we should be named as:

The Nature Conservancy, a nonprofit corporation, organized and existing under the laws of the District of Columbia, with principal business address of 4245 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 100, Arlington, Virginia 22203-1606.

Our tax identification number is: 53-0242652

Click here for our legal designation language in a printable format.

If you have included the Conservancy as a beneficiary of your estate plan, please let us know!

Find out more about gifts through your bequest.

Learn how to name the Conservancy in your will.

You can protect grasslands, prairies and other natural places by making a planned gift with The Nature Conservancy. Contact us today.